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 Confined
Space
Safety Training
Courses
in Toronto, Alberta,
and BC
for
more information see our website at
www.AdanacCollege.com
Philips
and MEDIC FIRST AID® Team Up to Provide a New AED Solution for
Pediatric Patients
Sudden
cardiac arrest primarily affects adults but can also strike infants
and children. The HeartStart Home, Onsite and FR2 Plus Automated External
Defibrillators (AED's) from Philips have been designed to use special
pediatric defibrillation pads that contain an attenuated circuit to
reduce the energy to deliver appropriate defibrillation shocks to infants
and children.
MEDIC
FIRST AID® has developed and produced an "add-on" training
program segment to train providers in the use of these new pediatric
defibrillation pads. It includes a short video piece, student handout
and facilitator guide pages for each defibrillator. These program segments
can be added to the MEDIC FIRST AID® AED Supplement training program.
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For additional information
regarding the location and dates of version V instructor update courses,
please go to our website www.firstaidtraining.com
Check
out the location and dates of the courses listed in this CEO Report
for:
- Toronto _ Sudbury, Ontario
- Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta
- Victoria, British Columbia
Version
Instructor Update Sessions
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Date |
Edmonton,
Alberta
Grant MacEwan Community College
Alberta Phone#: (780) 497-4010 |
Dec.
8, 2003 |
Calgary,
Alberta
Bow Valley College
Alberta Phone #: (403) 410-1400 |
Nov.
20, 2003 |
Mississauga,
Ontario
First Response First Aid Training
Phone #: (416) 410-9397 |
Nov.
23, 2003
Dec.14, 2003 |
Sudbury,
Ontario
Sue Fitzulak
Phone #: (705) 694-3239 |
Dec.
__, 2003
Jan. __, 2004 |
Victoria,
British Columbia
Offered on an ongoing Basis through EMP Canada B.C. Phone #: (250)656-1468
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Dec. |
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Please
check out our website for further details regarding the version updates.
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VISIT US ON THE WEB AT
www.firstaidtraining.com
and visit
ADANAC College at
www.AdanacCollege.com |
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Administrative
Notes
EMP Canada Rules and Regulations
A
copy of all rosters (written or electronically generated) class evaluations,
and Instructor or Trainer applications must be submitted to EMP Canada
and second copy kept in a training file maintained by the Authorized
Instructor, Trainer, or Master.
EMP
Canada staff review all of the rosters and class evaluations as they
arrive from our members across the nation. This function is an integral
component of the Quality Assurance process that helps us to maintain
the credibility of the EMP Programs. Unfortunately, over a period of
time some of us have fallen into the habit of grouping the rosters and
evaluations. That is sending in rosters and evaluations for classes
conducted over a period of several months.
To
correct this situation,
Effective January 1, 2003 all rosters and class evaluations are required
to be received by EMP Canada no later than 30 days after course completion
date.
Please
ensure that ROSTERS include the following information
Course
Description
Date Course Completed
Instructor Name and Number Clearly Printed
Student Names Legibly writen
This
helps our certification department to input the information into our
computer registry
Effective
January 1, 2003 all rosters and class evaluations are to be received
by EMP Canada no later than 30 days after course completion date.
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